Rosemary Ainslie Circuit Demonstration, June 1 2013

[profitis]

@rosemary ainslie..in other words you can start a real hectic revolution up there from down here and certainly not from up there down here.

[TinselKoala]

@MarkD: Thanks, that looks like an interesting news site. Already I learned a couple of things! And it's great that it's not swamped with obvious woo the way PESN is. I had to laugh at the one link to PESN on the front page though.... the device mentioned immediately gets a flag because it shows one of TK's Woo Indicators: The device is named after, is an acronym of, or contains the inventor's name in it somehow.   

@PW:  I imagine that's what will happen (if anything happens) too. However, that setting won't produce the high heat in the load that she claims. She knows perfectly well that a functioning Q1, showing current flow in the CVR, is necessary to obtain the high load heating. It's also not legitimate, as I tried to point out, for her to use a different waveform to make high heat, then switch to something like Fig 3 (but without the 12 volt gate drive) and then claim that she's replicated it, showing residual heat in the load. The device needs to be set at the Fig.3 values, then allowed to sit at those values long enough to see how the load heating responds.
No, this is not "moving goalposts".... it is simply what Ainslie has claimed, but has never demonstrated.

[TinselKoala]

I just found the new Rosemary


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKrL4VCjSXU


Kind reagrds


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What??? No electric iron, no big bank of 500 Watt light bulbs? Can't be real if it doesn't have at least an electric space heater going on.

The hammer drill is very impressive.  I kept imaging her in jungle camouflage, carrying an assault rifle, though.

A refreshing absence of colored clipleads, and of course none of those confusing meters or sillyscope thingies. This gal will go far, I can tell.

She's gonna need to, in order to pay her electric bills for that nice modern office/home she's got.

I love the clunky sound of the thing. That's left in to impress the yearning masses. A silent box full of batteries and a big inverter isn't nearly as impressive as some rotating machinery that goes "clunk whirrrrr clunk whirrrrr" while it's _not running your home and office_ but instead running a hammer drill.

[TinselKoala]

@rosemary ainslie..you speak of a general dislike of higher powers of overunities yet you take this to their mouthpieces,academics.you,l find one or two rebellious acedemics yes maam but believe me they wont go against the general grain in public even if you have something there.the best way to bomb the establishmentos is to co-operate with this bunch of electromaniacs here because if they see the thing working in front of their eyes word will spread like fire and no establementos can controll that.plz co-operate with these guys mrs ainslie,help them to get it right,guide them,put all egos aside even if one or two get out of hand,these guys stand much much to gain from a working circuit.establimentos cannot block anything here but acedemics?they,l tell you,mm mayb you have something there,then you,l hear crickets,even if youre a success.

We definitely need a ROFL animated smiley here.

[TinselKoala]

The Paper 1, Figure 6 scopeshot was taken with a timebase setting of 100 ms/division, a fairly slow timebase. Do you think I can't handle this with an analog oscilloscope?

(Note that the Figure 6 caption refers to a water temperature of 104 degrees C. Yet we know that Ainslie never measured the temperature of the water.)